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May 12, 2021

Leading Your Team Through Uncertainty

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Chris McChesney
Chris McChesney
Executive; Wall Street Journal #1 National Best-selling Author
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Franklin Covey
Leading Your Team Through Uncertainty

As a leader, you know change is inevitable. But impending change does not need to raise uncertainty and cause uneasiness among your team.

It's easy to think that people will naturally resist because they don't like change, but it turns out the change they can handle, it's the uncertainty people don't like—it’s like playing a winnable but critical game.

If you think about a time when you were most engaged, two things were going on—you were making progress and what you did mattered.

If you can help create winnable game for your team, even in the middle of change, you can achieve meaningful objectives and overcome ambiguity.

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